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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-18

From the Philadelphia Press.
Now Tor some claJter about brides OF all sorts
and brides OF all tines The choice OF the bride
for the young emperor Of Japan has at last been
made, and In due time the daughter OF the Duke
OF ChaO, the brother Of the present empress, will
be empress OF the Celestial empire. Although the
welding viii probably not take place before 1889
thousands OF hands are already busy with the
ladyS trOus5eau and wedding presents, which
have probably never been equaled in wealth at
any other court. Tue following. for instance are
the presents which the young emperor Is present
Ing his Jf1ncee before their marriage, after the
actual engagement present, which consists Of
gold seal, richly inlaid with jewels the handle
being formed by two gold dragons Up to month
previous TO the wedding the lady Is presented
with 10 ptebaid horses, with cOmD.ete trappings:
10 gilt helmets and CUR ,sses, 100 pieces Of satin
OF Lie first quality, and 200 pieces or cotton mate
rial AS wedding presents the bride receives 200
ounces Of gold, 10000 ounces (taels) OF silver
gold tea service, consisting OF teapot and / cup
with lid, silver tea service, silver washbasins
1000 pieces OF satin OF the best quality 20 horses
VITA complete trappings, 20 horses without trap
pings, 20 saddles for packhorses and mules. The
parents OF the lady receive also 100 ounces OF gold
gold tea set, 5000 taes or silver, silver tea Set
silver washbdsin, 500 picc sOf silk. 1000 pieces OF
cotton material, horses, completely harnessed
helmet and cuiraSs, a bow and Quiver with ar
rows Each parent a court dress for summer and 1
for winter, everyday dress, and a sable coat,
The brothers and servants OF Inc bride also receive
rich and costly presents
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A great curiO Of Nikko is the priestesS who
dances in the temple Of Iyeyassee She CORE
spends to foreign star OF the ballet in being
nearly three-score years OF age, and the venera>;
BILE danseuse has small temple TO herself in the
great enclosure. She sits inside, posed like an al
tar image, with big money box placed suggest
ana the curious Joss up their offerings and the
prlesteSs rises and soemny walks few steps this
way, a few steps that way, poses before each
change, shakes an elaborate sort OF baby's rattle
with the right hand, and gesticulates with an
open ian In the left hand. The sedate walk
to and fro, the shakes Of the rattle and
passes with the fan, constitute the whole
dance in the temple, and then t is aged Miriam
sits down, bows her head to the mats and IT,
suines her statuesque pose. She wears a sort OF
nuns head dress OF white muslin and a loose white
garment like stole overs red pc. ticoat that the
co 4rL ladies used 10 wear her dancing hours are
from 10 to O'Clock, and no enc knows how many
times she repeats ner pas seut during the day. She
always seems amiable and ready to respond TO a
conciliatOry coin, and, considering the cool and
shaded sanctuary in which she sits, with nearly
the whole front wall as door, it Is a wonder that
her aged joints are not Sliffened with rheumatism
and her dancing days ended.
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The Mftkie Wicz Concession.
ANOTHER RRP0KT THAT IT HAS BEEN ADVOCATED By
TIE CHINESE.

The steamer Belgic, which arrived at San Fran
cisco yesterday, brings advices from Hong Kong
stating that the Tsung Yamen, which has prac-
tically supreme power In all matters OF Chinese
foreign policy, has Cancelled all contracts made by
Viceroy Ii Hung Chang relative to the Philadelphia
syndicate represented BY Count Mitkiewicz. IL Is
reported that the new telegraph convention. which
gave the Great Northern Telegraph Company a
monopoly for sixteen years. has been rejected, and
that China Is about TO join her lines with the Bur-
nah lines.
Mr.. simon A. Sterne, Of Philadelphia. who is
Identified with Wharton Barker In the concessions,
said that he did not believe the above report. He
said That IL the concessions were abrOy gated ne
would have heard OF the fact directly through the
Chinese minister at Washington. "Mr. Ma Kic
Gu ing lett for his country last Saturday" contn-
favorable to Us. do not believe anything would
b. done In hi, absence"
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A Boston Man i'm Arkam sas.

From Tfdbits
III desire 70 retire, said q Boston guose 10 the
proprietor Of hotel In Arkansas.
"You which," asked the dazed man.
81 desire 10 retire"
'You whal?"
81 desire to retire.
"Well-I-I-Ill be burned If bIeeve we've got
II In the house, mister"
"GOL VIII .t?" sad the amazed guest 81 didn't
ask for anything"
swell, say it again an see IL kin ketch on"
III Is strange you cannot understand plain Eng
nsh l simply said desire 10 retire-that is I
wish to go 10 my room"
.'Oh-aw-Oh' That's hit. You want to turn in,
en-? VIM MT you say 80? We don't know nothin n
bout de ,lrin 10 retire here in ArkaDsaS- We Just
put OF TO bed"
And when he came down stairs he said to his
wife III that's the way they talk In Boston 1t
alnt no wonder there's 50 many fools there. Desire
To retircv Well, I'll be durned!"
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Making a Huge Clock.


Talk about youi big clocks" said j. H. John
Son, OF Hartford. 10 Republican reporter at the
Laciede last night, but the Waterbury Watch
Co. Is Just finishing clock that Will lay over any
ever made, not even excepting the one at Stras-
burg. They have been working on IL i've years,
and almost every known wood enters Into the
composltioL or tue case. IL Is Is feet high ard Z
feet wide AZ the base, and In addition To telling the
nOur, minutes and seconds 10 DIVIDES the time into
hail, quarter, eighth. sixteenth and thirty-second
parts of second IL shows the day Of the week
and month, and gives an exact reproduction or the
whole planet ~ system Then there are moving
nZure, OF wood which az different times form a
taoleau OF the surrender OF Lee al Appomattox
and other events OF Importance In American his
Tory; then appear scenes from Shakespeares lead
Ing plays with the actors and actresses In the
proper costumes; then Will come distinguished
persons rrpresentins all ages OF the world, and
showing the changes In dress; and 50 the piano.
rama OF almost innumerable ngures and scenes
goes on TO- twenty-folr hours The number OF
wheels In this enormous clock Is simply legion.
understand the makers are going 10 put IL on ex-
hioitlon In different cities as soon as II Is CON-
med
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The New Republican Club House.

NEW
QUARTERS.
The National Republican League took possession
last evening" OF their new quarters, I4O1 MASH
chusetts avenue, the house formerly occupied BY
the Chinese legation The house Is constructed
upon a most convenient plan for a club house. At
the END OF a wide hall Is a large reception ROOM
On one side OF the hail Is the directors room while
on the other is large reception ROOM which, con-
Meeting by wide folding doors with the two rooTS
at the rear, affords ample room for seven or eight
hundred people, on occasion when such space is
required AT the rear or the directors room Is the
dining room. The whole Is 10 be luxurlously fur
nisned- On the second noor Is the billiard room,
together with reading and committee rooms
There are also wine closets and every convenience
OF club life on each floor
The directors held their first meeting In their
new quarters last evening"
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The Prosecution Of M. Wilson.
THE MINISTER'S OF JUSTICE RESIGN AND A IIyEL,
Contest GQISl R.IR GREQY,s

THE MINISTER'S OF JUSTICE RESIGN, AND LIVELY
CONTEST GOING ON FoR GREvYs PLACE.
In the French chamber OF deputies yesterday
AFTERNOON, In pursuance OF the decision OF The
cabinet, the government asked permission to pros
ecute N. Wilson The right thereupon withdrew
their Interpolation OF the government asto what
course they would pursue in the of NJ. Wilson.
committee was appointed to report on the mo
ton 70 prosecute NJ. Wilson. The commit o de-
cided that he should be prosecuted The decision
was teiegraphed TO NJ. Wilson, and he was In
formed that before proceedings were begun ne
would De given an opportunity to be heard. He
replied that he had no statement to make before
Tue trial After brief debate ON the report OF
the committee, a division was taken, and the
chamber, by a vote or 527 to 3, approved the de-
mand Tor the prosecution or VI. Wilson.
The ministers, after meeting at the Palais du
BOURBON 10 consider the situation went in IL body
TO the ElySee Palace and informed President Greyy
OF the decision OF the chamber. Nj. Mazeau then
placed mis- resignation In The hands or NJ. Grevy.
and the President entrusted Minister FallieIeS
porarily with tue duties OF minister or Justice.
plenary meeting or the republican groups of
the senate and chamber or deputies is summoned
Tor to-day 10 arrange for the terms VI an Interpret
htlon with reIerence TO President Grevy, which
will be moved In the Chamber OF deputies on Sat-
urday.
THE CONTEST FOR CREWS SUCCESSOR
An excited discussion is going on with reference
to the successor or President Grevy. NM Ferry,
de Freycinet, Flouquet, Flourens, Leon Say, and
Jules Simon have each his section OF support
the moderates Is Gen. Seus,ler, the governor OF
Paris, VINO Will command the votes OF the section
OF the right.
The extreme right continues tocling to NJ Grevy
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 10TH. 1887
LEAVE MAsHINeToN FROM STATION, CORNER

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For Chicago and Northwest. Exp. Daily 1885 q. m,
For Cincinnati and st. Lous EXP Daily s:ls and
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For lexington and Local Stations. 1o:loam
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Pm for prinsisi station: only: %io 10 N. is 80
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Chorch train leaves washinston on sunday j: Is p
For frederck :55G H., IS 80 p. m. sunaays
For aaxerstown. TO 10 a. m. and IS :3oRm
n and 4: 10 p. m: from Pittsburg daily 70 = m
From iikilsdslph,s Chester and wilminsson. lo:4s
IssS. s.ys S.is%ess for Wellington a. 40 500.
bSSG 80 So aad H Il 81
s: = 10 Il 70
Baeraee called for and checked at hotels and resi-.
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n M - AnS0A q;
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RAILROADS.
THE GREAT
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10 TIE NORTH. NEST. AND soUrHwEsT.
DOCBIls TRACK SPLENDID sCENkkY.
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Cars W shinvton 70 Chicago and Il Louis, and eI-
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and 1897 pm. On sunday 1t 500. $40. s:47,
For niehn.ond aud the south. CO. 1857 Am daily.
Trains leave kiexandri. for Washington. COS. co.
9:I1. l0:la, 1907 Am. lao, 90. 3 %, 5 10,
900. e;32 and lO;42 pm, and l2:l3 midnight
~ ;0a am, 200. 5;l0. 7:O5, 9:32. lO:42 pm.
ner Of 18th street and svenue and at
station where orders oe left for the checking Of
baggage to drstiration from hotels and residences
CHAS. h. PUGH, j. X. WOOD,
General Manager. tn14l Gen Passenger Agent.
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Senator Hamps0n's Method Of Pre-.
ciSiOn.

From the New York Commercial Advertiser
When senator Wade Hampton comes to the city
he refuses to register because he thinks he will be
Desieged by reporters II he does other men labor
under the same delusion. His name. though never
fails TO apoear In the published list OF prominent
hotel arrivals The famous Hampton, descended
from long line OF brilliant ancestors, Looks like
Jersey farmer. He Is oroad-ShOuldere3, well-buiIt
And wears his clothes in a loose fashion. Some
years ago he lost a foot while alone In the woods
deer hunting by the accidental Discharge OF his
gun. He 10y several hours firing his piece con-
stanty N order TO attract attention. Finally the
huntsmen OF the party heard his hiring and res
cued him tie was fast bleeding To death. IL Is
said his methods OF precision deeply incul-
Gated that even while ne was alone In the woods
knowing that he must die from loss OF blood IL not
soon rescued. he faithfully selected a mark on q
tree and nred at it every tiile. After invesLiga-
ton II showed that he hit tie mark OfJener than
he missed ". The senator now wears a cork foot
and walks well with the aid OF a stick. He Is Il
rampant Cleveland man, but ne thinks the Pres-
Dent available candidate, and that II nOmi-
mated, he will be reelected In 1883.
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DISASTROUS RESULT OF DRUNKrs MAN1 ArfHN1
TO FILL. A LIGHTED LAMP.

DIsAsTRoUs RESULT OF DRCNKIS MANY AffKNRr
TO FILL A LIGHTED LAMP
At ave minutes past 10 O'Clock last night, says
the Philadelphia Times OF to-day, loud explosion
was heard In the bouse eos SAMSON street. Q bright
light illuminated the front OF the building, and In
an instant fourteen human beings came rushing
into the street living masses Of IRE. shrieks OF
pain and piteous appeals for help arose as hands
N idly clueched at burning hats and clothing.
Men maddened with agony rolled over and over
between the car tracks, while others va1nly tore
at flaming clothing until assistance came and the
sorely wounded fourteen were removed to the
Jefferson Hospital The men had received their
fellow-workman In attempting to Nil o lighted
gasoline lamp. Warned OF the danger and pleaded
with TO stop his reckless under, aking, Henry
D0oley, employed BY the Edison Electric Co. per-
sisted until he paid the penalty himself and placed
the lives OF thirteen fell0w-workmen in danger.
Skifui attention at the hospital relieved the pains
OF the unfortunate men as far as possible, ana
when the institution closed at Midnight no deaths
mad occurred and the surgeons ANNOUNCED that It
was possible there would not be any.
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from Martlnsburs, WA, 70 the Baltimore insey-i-
eau siys: The dartinsoury and Potomac Railroad
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tailey railroad Tor S65. 600. The latter company
odlers. BY the Cumberland Valley Railroad So
curlng absolute control or this end OF the line 10
VIII imm. diateiy begin the construction OF q road
rom THIS 20 mt 70 Winchester, Va, and expects 70
secure nun that point direct con6ectsop with The
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Liquor licemscs.

APPLICATIONS ACTED Upon BY THE DISTRICT CON-
AIsSi0SBRs.
The following applications for liquor licenses have
been acted upon by the District Commissioners:
RETAIL APPROVED.
NOrthwest-JacOb W. Powers, 1l23 Goth ST; Geo.
schafer 3611 ST.; Richard W. Morgan, 933 ID ST.
Jacob Stinzng, Oil ID ST.; Edw. P. Humphrey, jr.,
$500 St.; JnO. II. Russell, 1870 New York ave.
SnaS karsch, hoo Pennsylvania ave-: Chas. U.
Bril-, e37 ID ST.; Myles GIBBONS, 946 27th ST. AIRS.
Ninna Bergman, 2OO1 l4th ST. 4; G.. Anton Bartholme
221 pennsylvania ave; Patrick Ii. Brosnan, 52l
sth sL; Cnas Meyers 1901 5th ST.; Robert Con-
ChaS hur1e, tr., I222 ID St; Louisa Losekam,
1913 ST; A. E Glachet, 1l12 d ST.
SouLhwest-Daniel Ryan, 2l3 18th ST.; Karl
PMnieser' 4S ST.; Timothy Reagan, HOO
Jas. Mccartney, 1242 list St.: John A. Pier
son, 2O1 NJ ST; Edw. Ennis, 6l2 18th st. !;
Martin Schneider, HOO sth ST.; John l. Wort
Northeast Earnest Treiben, 80 ST.; Patrick
Carr, l01 b ST.; Chas. O'Connor, % II ST.
Couniy-Julus Thurm, Good Hope, d. C.
RETAIL DIsAPPEovED.
Northwest-Theodore Rupert, 9OS New Hamp-
shire ave-; John II. Schleuter, sol r st.; Frank
Weigand, 1911 L St; Robt VI. Reynolds, 1898
Madison ST.; Chas- A. Kramer, 1888 St.; VIM. +.
Ryan. AS 18th st
Southwest-Edward O'NeiI, 1923 Sd st.; VIM D.
Staples, 1127 Sd ST; John II. Richardson HOG
Water 81; Catherine Corrigan, $50 + st.; Vim. N.
Doury, 533 Sd ST.
WHOLESALE APPROVED.
Northwest-L c. Bisnop, 600 9th ST.; J. z Dyer
$3.50 N ST.; Wash. Y. johnson, 2431 NJ st
Southeast-Geo. +. Gulick. cor. 1st and c SITS;
John +. Hermann, 74O 10th ST.
WHOLESALE DIsAPPRovEp.
r c. Thompson, Nichols avenue, Hillsdale, D.
G.; James T. Willett, Tenleytown-
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ELoCOTION LESSONS.

Z FRECH,
514 St
Lessons given ct pupils' homes If desired nS-1m'
HENRY JAEGER, SOLO FLUTlsT OF THE MA
III rinc Band, resumes instruction the Flute
Gather system) May be engaged for solos and in
certs &C. for the coming season. Residence 10 4th st.
sc. n5-lms
MISS ROSA RAND, TEACHER OF ELOCUTION
V and voice culture; prepares ladies and gentlemen
for the dramatic stage Particular attention given
to coaching amateurs for private theatrcals platform
and home circle. Miss Rand be seen on Fridays
and Saturdays ut 1888 H st. NV oS-2m'
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. 7TH
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trated circulars free at College Office or by mail
H. c. SPENCER, Principal.
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice.Principal. o13
DRIvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRAD OF Study:
TO adults confide ltial; prepares for college, An.
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